Seamus O'Kittenhead (ginger), Jimmy Blossom (silver tabby), Poppy Blossom (tortie and white). and Fuifui Moimoi.
Tonight, my namesake is playing in a really important game for the Parramatta Eels. It is the second week of the finals, and Parra must win against the Gold Coast Titans to progress.
Go Fui!!!!! That handsome photo of me was taken while I was watching Fui play against the St. George-Illawarra Dragons!
(photo from Getty Images via smh.com.au)
Harry, Ron and Hermione continue to do well. They love their Snugglesafe, and spend lots of time keeping toasty right ontop of it.
All three still have tightly closed eyes, but their ears are starting to unfold a little. Harry is putting on some great weight. We just love the little gray splotches on his head. His umbilical cord came off yesterday.
Hermione is also getting bigger with every hour. You can see here that their claws are not yet retractable. We found a great feature on www.purrinlot.com where we were able to put in the estimated date of birth (we said Monday the 14th), and it gives you a personalised calendar for when different developmental milestones should be occuring. Over the next five days, their eyes should start opening, and this weekend their ear canals should begin to open.
Aren't Ron's ears gorgeous?! They are little pixie ears at the moment. He went for a check up yesterday afternoon, and the vet is happy with his colour and hydration levels. He still doesn't eat a lot, but is still gaining weight, albeit not at the rate of his siblings.
P.S. When mum used Google images to get a photo of Fui, on page two there was a photo of me from last years Halloween contest, dressed as a Flower Fairy! How embarassing!!!!
Polly, getting right into old Beverly Hills 90210 episodes.
Penny, showing off her big smile.
This photo is a favourite because it marked the moment that Polly really started to eat again, after being so sick.
Sally, who became one of the sweetest little snugglepusses we have ever met.
Sally and Penny having a play.
Polly, showing off her beautiful eyes.
Today, an injured possum was brought into Mum's work. It was amazing to see one up so close. It had been hit by a car, but is now in a specialist wildlife centre where he will hopefully make a full recovery.
